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Who we are: Stand Up California is a grassroots project that connects activists on a county level to work together.

Stand Up California helps educate local (school boards, county board of supervisors, city council) and state elected officials (California state assembly members and Senators), by providing activists succinct, well-researched materials and talking points, as well as a centralized site for local activists to network and support one another.

Our goal this year is to grow our grassroots efforts by continuing to connect advocates across our California Counties. Together we will ensure the restoration of our rights, as outlined in the U.S. Constitution, the U.S. Bill of Rights and the California Constitution, and the prevention of mandates for government assistance, education or to participate in society.

We will kick off our Stand Up California Program by focusing on 5 counties; Los Angeles County, Orange County, Santa Clara County, Alameda County and San Bernardino County. Not in these counties? No worries! We will expand to every California County.

Join us on Monday January 30th from 7pm-9pm for the launch of our Stand Up California Community.

We will be going through effective ways to take action in the School Board, Board of Supervisors, and the California Legislature. During this informative civic engagement, we will have a breakout session and a very special Q & A with A Voice for Choice President and Founder Christina Hildebrand.

Please use the link below to register for the event!

https://www.tinyurl.com/standupcacommunityforum

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This will be an event jam packed with great information. Together we will be going back to the basics, understanding how we got here and brainstorming on effective solutions to create change. You are more than welcome to take notes. As a gift for registering, you will be emailed a copy of the presentation slides!

We look forward to seeing you on Monday January 30th at 7pm! Thank you for your advocacy.

Christina and Karen

Stand Up California

I would love to go to our state Senators' and Representative's offices with a couple of vaccine-injured constituents, let them hear the vax-injured tell their stories, and talk with them (or one of their aides - much more likely) about mandates and other legislation while filming it, taking still pictures, and getting it into local news stories. Senator Ron Johnson suggested something like this in the attached video. I would also love to take them to Sacramento to visit offices of state Senators and Assembly members, especially those for whom the injured are their constituents. Let the injured tell their stories, put it right in their faces, then talk to them about pending legislation and what's really needed in legislation.

I think we all can do this and I hope we can organize to make this happen. Over the past decade and a half I've been to Sacramento a few times each year, stopping in various offices of Senators and Assembly members to talk up or down bills related to elections as a member of my Voting Rights Task Force. I'd put on a suit to meet the suits that I meet (a take-off of some famous writer's line "I put on a face to meet the faces that I meet"), be prepared with a few others with relevant issues that we had studied, leave them with some good handouts, and we actually had a really big effect for being just a few of us. My fellow co-chair of the VRTF often said that we "punched above our weight". We also occasionally visited the local offices of our federal Representatives and Senators. We CAN Do this by preparing and accompanying our vaccine injured.

I think this is a very good, but also very long, video of Senator Ron Johnson talking with a host of sympathetic people asking questions and discussing with him everything about the covid-19 "vaccines".

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0bDroEyS2A8

At minute 28 Steve Dease (who, along with Daniel Horowitz wrote the book Rise of the Fourth Reich: Confronting COVID Fascism with a New Nuremberg Trial, So This Never Happens Again) raises the issue of how to bring the guilty to trial, that we need a Nuremberg trial.2.0 How to do this? Johnson reminds them how Eisenhower made Nuremberg trials possible: Put the atrocities in the face of the world so that they could not but do something.

This next paragraph is a close approximation of what was said by:
At minute 28, the ground is laid and the question is asked if the public and politicians can be roused to have a Nuremberg 2.0 Is there enough appetite out there among the general population, let alone where you [Senator Johnson] work, for us to have accountability to at least stop them for another 80 years from doing this over and over and over again? ...to actually have accountability so this doesn't happen again. [or words to that effect]

The following is a much more accurate reporting of exactly what Senator Ron Johnson said:
At minute 29:32 Senator Johnson responds: "Go back to the end of WW II. One of the reasons the Nuremberg trials were possible was that Eisenhower made sure that the camps were exposed and photographed and those horrors were revealed to the world. That's why the first step here is exposure.The main reason I was contacted by Ken Rutgers was his wife was vaccine injured. That got me involved with the vaccine-injured community. And my main reason for advocating for them is so they can be seen, heard, believed, and healed, and treated because, right now, without federal agencies and the medical establishment acknowledging that, they can't even get treated.

But the vaccine injured can also play a key role of raising awareness so these harms are exposed so we could actually have accountability so we can actually fix these problems. There's really two tracks here. On the one hand, it's about the origin, We can have much stronger international treaties to tightly control what science now allows. And, on the other hand, compassionately deal with the people who have been harmed by these actions.

And, from my standpoint, one of the points I have been making...is that we need the vaccine injured to get organized on a state by state basis and set up meetings to meet with their House members and their Senators and tell their stories. They are powerful stories. You can't sit and listen to these things and not believe these people.

But right now, I'm talking to colleagues and asking are you being contacted by the people talking about vaccine injuries? And they look at me like I'm from outer space, like "What are you talking about?"

Let's team up with local vaccine injured folk who are willing and able to travel, and start doing this. It's something positive we can all be involved in. It can be very effective, expose politicians to the vaccine injured so they can no longer "not know", and very possibly get articles into local papers or get us onto local TV news with vaccine injured people.

Patrick says

What if that's the plan for the enemy?

P.S.
I still don't drink Budweiser, if it's free I'll drink it.